[2025 Shimogo Attraction] Travel Guide for Tō-no-Hetsuri (Updated May)

#BreathtakingSpotsinMinamiaizu✨ After sightseeing in Ouchijuku, we headed to Tonohetsuri, a scenic spot with beautiful emerald green. The valley, created by nature over many years, was named "Tonohetsuri" because of the cliffs shaped like towers. It was designated as a national natural monument in 1943. After crossing the suspension bridge, there was a cliff, and it was a little scary to walk there...😅 By the way, the nearest Aizu Railway Tonohetsuri Station was an unmanned station. 📍 〒969-5204 Shimotabayashi, Yagoshima, Shimogo-machi, Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima #BreathtakingSight #SuspensionBridge #Trip2022

#springwander A scenic spot with a series of strange rocks that have been formed by repeated erosion and weathering over a long period of 1 million years. "Hetsuri" means "cliff" and "dangerous wall" in the local word. The magnificent landscape of large columnar cliffs with a total length of 200 metres is designated as a national natural monument in 1943 as a unique example of the rare river eclipsive terrain.

Hi everyone, today I'm sharing a super beautiful and lesser-known attraction – "Tanohetzuri" (Precarious Tower) located in Shimogomachi, Aizu. "Hetsuri" in Aizu dialect means "dangerous cliff." When you come here, you will be amazed by the sight before your eyes 🤩 More than 10 kinds of strange rocks, 20-30 meters high, stretch for more than 200 meters. Each rock is like a work of art meticulously carved by nature, very special! There is also a suspension bridge here, which is a "mysterious passage" leading to the cliff and the internal landscape. Walking on the suspension bridge, swaying between the sky and the earth, adds a bit of excitement😜 Especially in late October, the place becomes a beautiful oil painting. The bright red leaves and the green stream complement each other, creating a colorful scene. Every shot can be a hit on your social media 📷 I heard that the place is lush and green in spring and summer, and covered with snow in winter, which is also breathtakingly beautiful. I really want to see it in different seasons. Anyone want to join me?🥰

📍Tounohetsuri A natural landscape created over a million years✨ The cliffs that appear in the valley are truly spectacular! You can take amazing photos! 【INFORMATION】 Tounohetsuri 📮5316 Shimotabayashi, Yagoto, Shimogo-machi, Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima 969-5204 🕑Open 24 hours 🚗Free parking available #0 yen trip November

#November Good Places 2024 #usj A great place to visit for autumn leaves, we went to Ta's のへつり in Shimogo City, Fukushima Prefecture! ! This natural scenery is very special, consisting of 1 million years old, 200 meters long tower, and embedded in the cliffs, from the shape of it feels very special and grand. And you can cross the suspension bridge to the opposite side, to enjoy the scenery and natural landscape, the stone staircase of which is quite steep, very exploratory feeling. It is still full of red leaves🍁, colorful, the view is very beautiful.

Tonohesturi Bridge is one of the must see tourist spots in Fukushima. Hesturi is an old Aizu dialect meaning “cliff overlooking a river”. It is said that a long time ago, this place was once the sea. After long years of erosion and weathering, this 200 meter long cliff acquired a unique atmosphere, consisting of different kinds of shapes and sizes. Because of this Tonohetsuri has been acknowledged as a Nationally Designated Natural Monument. To see the bridge and cliff over the river, get off at Tonohetsuri Station and walk down the path, then Turn right when you hit the road. It is about a 10 minute walk, as the station and the bridge are 300 meters apart. There are many shops selling souvenirs and snacks along the way. It is worth it to step inside and have look around, because they sell merchandise available only in Fukushima. #fallingseason #japanautumn #autumn #falltrip #fallfoliage

Driving around Niigata Prefecture, Japan 📍The first place we stopped at was Tsuruga Castle, an old castle made of stone. Tourists can only go up to the 4th-5th floor. Looking down is great, very beautiful. Cherry blossoms blooming in the atmosphere are amazing. People who love history will love this place. But the downside is that it is all in Japanese, making communication very difficult. 📍The next place we stopped at was Tono Hetsuri Dam. We went when it seemed like it was dry 😭 The view looked a bit desolate, the gray color looked lonely. ✨If anyone wants to drive around here, I can tell you that it's not difficult at all. Prepare Google Translate to help you travel. That's all you need to do is travel 🤣 #Traveling to Japan by yourself #Review Japan #Review Travel in Japan #Travel to Japan #Places to visit in Japan

To no Hetsuri Cliffs are located in Minamiaizu City, Fukushima Prefecture. They were formed by long-term water erosion, creating beautiful and unusual cliffs. If you look down from the top of the cliff, you will see the emerald green Okawa River below. You can walk across the suspension bridge to see many strange-looking rocks. If you visit during the autumn foliage season, the cliffs will be full of orange and yellow colors from the trees all over the cliffs (but we went during the winter, so we didn't see them 😅😅). This is another beautiful nature spot that we recommend visiting at least once. #TravelAbroad #TravelJapan #Japan